The Apprentice UK: Series 4, Episode 2 - 1 of 6

Sir Alan Sugar puts 16 applicants through the job interview from hell. After an exhausting first task, the applicants are challenged to set up an overnight laundry business.

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[Myndir]

I've never met a ginger person called SATAN.

[prenticegeek]

@wuseeto

The things is, the UK ans US shows are very different. The UK candidates are put in realistic business situations, whereas in the US they have tasks like "here's $20,000, go and put on an event and suck up to the sponsors - it really doesn't matter how much you spend or if it sells any kit, just make sure the sponsor gets plenty of TV time"

Plus, the US one is edited very differently and filled with staged events. I don't think you can make much comparison between the two...

[kawola17]

@prenticegeek Totally agree, I can't believe people watch the US one.

[Zakith21]

that guy who said about how a leader should be brash, he clearly doesn't understand how to get the best out of people. we're not all the same, some people want a leader who can give them clear direction whilst being able to explain it. hmm, oh well.

[dickies673]

@tgkessler alan sugar is our papi chulo

[dickies673]

@ronalduz bring nicolas back bring nicolas back suck a dick our die trying

[ronalduz]

2:41 to skip intro

[tgkessler]

I must admit that Apprentice UK is more business oriented and Apprentice US tends to be more inclined to dramatics but everyone seems to be talking so much and so much of time seems to be wasted explaining stuff. These people are highly educated but that does not mean you can't speak in shorter sentences.

[CliffTheMeerkat]

110 percent!

[TheReestv]

2:42 to skip ads.

[INDImind]

or Create a video response This is way better than the US version!!! it is nice to see truthful / justified judgements and truthful / justifiable business sense on TV shows. Sir Alan does not portray himself as an actor, rather he is himself as a businessman unlike Sir Trump in US. Anyways, who am I to judge either... Cheers to health, love & success!

[Yickbob]

Oh oh, Raef - you have to bang those business clichés out faster than that - Jenny had her 'cotton socks' ready to be 'worked off' with no hesitation. Actually, I was worried he was going to say 'I'm ready to take this by the short & curlies' - that would have worked too, but it is a little gauche....